To explain the thinking behind Grantham Tea we must first tell you about Grantham Gingerbread. Grantham Gingerbread is England's oldest biscuit recipe. It is over 276 years ago since this gorgeous biscuit was first made in the town and we continue to bake this world famous recipe using the same love, respect and secret recipe that was used back in 1740! The flavour of ginger is very subtle and the heat from it gentle warms the tongue. Its that same subtle ginger taste you get from our Grantham Tea, a warmth that builds with every sip. The tea its self is a large leaf black tea and we’ve added chunks of Ginger, dried Apricot and a little Pineapple sweetener. The...
Pour Over coffee with a Gooseneck Pouring Kettle and Glass Drip Filter is a stripped-back method inspired by Japanese brewing techniques. This Pour Over brewing method is slow-brew technique that will cultivate a fully-developed flavour and body to your favourite coffee. In this Pour Over method, fresh coffee grounds are added to a filter and placed over a carafe – preferably glass for maximum theatrical impact, see our Premium double walled glass drip filter. Water brought to the boil is decanted into a Gooseneck Pouring Kettle and steadily poured over the coffee grounds, rather than flooding the filter, a measured amount of water is used over several minutes.Decanting boiling water into the Gooseneck Pouring Kettle will also manage the temperature to...
What Are the Benefits of a Cast Iron Teapot? Cast Iron Teapots are very hard-wearing and can withstand more knocks than ceramic and glass teapots, meaning they should last much longer than conventional ceramic or glass teapots.Cast iron is a better heat conductor than ceramic or glass. Once your Loose Leaf Tea has brewed and the infuser is removed your tea will stay hotter for longer.They look great! A big draw of cast iron teapots is the traditional aesthetic. Immediately different to standard ceramic pots, Cast Iron Teapots create a unique table service. What Tea Can I Brew in a Cast Iron Teapot? All Loose Leaf Teas or if you wish, teabag teas can be brewed in a Cast Iron...
The 17th and 18th of November sees our return back in time to the reign of Queen Victoria. Stoke Rochford Hall, just south of Grantham is the venue for a Victorian Christmas Market. We'll have all our Loose Leaf Tea available to buy plus Teapots, Infusers, Strainers and Tea and Coffee making equipment perfect for this modern world.
Our Teashop is number 1 in Grantham on TripAdvisor for Coffee and Tea (I know that should be Tea and Coffee) and fourth in the whole of Lincolnshire. If you like you tea with cake or a sweet scone we think you should give us a visit. All the Loose Leaf Teas we sell here on our website are available to try before you buy a bag for home. As well as tea we also serve really great Italian coffee.
